These batteries are 8.4 V but the Sony original is Mean output: 6.8V, Is that a problem when using the batteries with Sony DVR-CX700 camcorder?
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For what it is worth, the voltage on a brand new, fully charged SONY battery is 8.27 VDC. It does show to be rated at 6.8VDC on its label. Also the Sony charger puts out 8.41 VDC. All of those measurements were with a NIST traceable high end Voltmeter.RM
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I cannot speak for Wasabi but I have been successfully using these 8.4V batteries on my Sony cam whose original baterry is 6.8V. Although Wasabi batteries list more capacity than the original (1200 mAh vs. 980 mAh), I noticed the duration of usage was similar, which I have no complaints about that whatsoever.
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No problem with them. They are a lot better than the original battery that came with my Sony camcorder. Holds a charge longer and also chargers faster. Hope this help's you.
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They are the same. The difference is in how they are specified. Both batteries contain a pair of lithium ion cells in series. Nominal running voltage of a lithium ion cell is 3.4V. Two in series would be 6.8V. The MAX charge voltage of a lithium ion cell is 4.2V (some are 4.1V), so two in series are 8.4V. Sony specifies the nominal voltage. Wasabi specifies the max voltage. To answer your question, no, it won't be a problem.
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Hi Everyone.I am searching to buy an extra battery for this camcorder but do not know what type battery will work with it. Anyone know please tell me where can i buy and model number, thanks.Peter Vo
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My original battery on my JVC GZ-E10BU camcorder was the same BN-VG107U battery as yours... This new Kapahen BP-VG121U battery I purchased was identical only slightly thicker... It hooked right on and charges/works great.... best of all, now I have approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours of battery life without plugging up to charge plus the original battery as well... single best addition I could have added to my camcorder...
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Pull batery from sony via and see battery number before you order. They use different model numbers.
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I'mm not sure what you mean or why you ask this. The batteries work fine in the camera and are the same make and quality as the originals that came with my camera.Hope this helps!
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery
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The correct battery for your camcorder can be found on this pageBM Premium Pack of 2 NP-FV70 Batteries & Charger Kit for Sony FDR-AX53 HDR-CX455/B HDR-CX675/B HDR-CX330 HDR-CX900 HDR-PJ340 HDR-PJ540 HDR-PJ670/B HDR-PJ810 FDR-AX33/B FDR-AX100 Handycam Camcorder
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I have already charged the original Sony battery without problems. I am using the two replacement batteries without problems, as well. Of course I cannot guarantee that there will not be problems in the future. I hope not.
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I have this same problem, I have bought the XR260V, but I found the battery is so weak with FV50, I can't imagine why the camcorder is packed with the lowest capacity one by the manufacture.
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They should theoretically last longer. They have no safety issues that I know of. I've used them as backup batteries. The key spec is the voltage, which is the same as the Sony original, so it is compatible.
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I thinks there are some semantics reference the voltage. The NP-FV70's that I have been using now for almost a year are working perfectly fine. I have had absolutely no problem with the, and I am very pleased with them.
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I bought the battery for a Sony Handycam since the original one would no longer charge. It appears to work fine. The dimensions may vary as far as thickness, but I would usually go with the larger size since it would have more capacity and longer running time.
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I don't know. I've barely used them. The two I received did not look like the picture; the font was much smaller and lighter I could barely see it and they did not have a QR code. Plus, seem like something oozed underneath the green skin darkening it, like when you bruise your skin. These were my first and only vtc5's so I have no comparison. This might help: http://www.sun-vapers.com/how-to-spot-a-fake-sony-vtc5-battery/
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I have both a nex6 and a7r. These batteries work great for both cameras. They're rated at 1500mAh vs sony's own 1080mAh so in theory they should last longer. I've not done any tests to really confirm this, but at the very least, these batteries seem to work just as well as Sony's.
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Probably. My original NP-50A was 3.7 V. The replacement NP-50 is 3.6 V. I am going down in voltage, you are going UP, which is more of a concern. The difference is so small I think it is okay. Questions to answer: is the battery rated for your camera model? Do the other ratings match (mAh, etc)?
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Yes indeed. Works for Sony HDR-CX220 HDR-CX230 HDR-CX260V HDR-CX290 HDR-CX380 HDR-CX430V HDR-CX580V HDR-CX760V HDR-PJ230 HDR-PJ260V HDR-PJ380 HDR-PJ430V HDR-PJ580V HDR-PJ650V HDR-PJ710V HDR-PJ760V HDR-PV790V HDR-TD30V. I am very happy with these batteries!! Last long and dependable!! Hope this will help answer your question. Take care!!
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Yes 3.7v Identical to the one that came in camera and works just as good. In-fact I don't know which is which now.